Sentence examples for down to students from inspiring English sources

This, I believe, is doctrine passed down to students of linguistics so that they can look beyond words, which resist abstraction, toward notions of universal grammar, which thrive on abstraction.

In part the success of the Yes campaign was down to students' unions encouraging members to get their names on the electoral register and an influx of voting emigrants who tagged their return on Twitter as #hometovote.

Half the drop is down to students, while 30% of the net migration reduction is down to fewer British people.

But ultimately it comes down to students working to motivate themselves to realize their out of the box ideas.

These new findings lead some to conclude that STEM fields may not have an attrition problem; it may just boil down to students changing their minds.

And while that #1 vs. #7 margin is pretty shocking, the results show an even wider gulf when narrowed down to students who majored in engineering at top schools.

"People try to put it down to student apathy, but the right structures are not in place.

No attempt either to explain that Theresa May's one-third reduction in net immigration is probably down to student exclusions and the visa squeeze on high-end IT specialists which so annoys big business.

These relationships also extend down to student clubs and organizations, and, in some cases, even down to individual professors, who make personal recommendations.

So it's thumbs-down to students and some benefits applicants among others.

A campaign no longer has the luxury of thinking of the Internet as an afterthought, but rather it must be a major part of the strategy of every campaign from president down to student body president going forward.